Danny Granger has decided to sign with the Los Angeles Clippers.

Granger reached agreement on a buyout with the Philadelphia 76ers earlier in the week.

Granger also considered the San Antonio Spurs, among other clubs.

Danny Granger is having phone conversations on Thursday with the San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Clippers, Miami Heat, Houston Rockets and Chicago Bulls.

Granger is expected to sign with the Clippers or Spurs, according to most reports.

Granger agreed to a buyout with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Caron Butler and the Milwaukee Bucks have reached agreement on a buyout.

The Oklahoma City Thunder and Miami Heat are the frontrunners to sign Butler. The Thunder have stopped trying to recruit Danny Granger, which could mean they are confident in their pursuit of Butler. Oklahoma City could slide Kevin Durant to power forward with Butler at small forward in some lineup combinations.

The Chicago Bulls and San Antonio Spurs are also interested in Butler.

The Philadelphia 76ers and Danny Granger are expected to finish their buyout agreement on Wednesday.

The Los Angeles Clippers, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, Houston Rockets and San Antonio Spurs are expected to be considered by Granger.

Gregg Popovich has frequently given some of his players strategic rest over the course of the season to preserve their bodies for the playoffs and also to extend their playing careers.

The San Antonio Spurs were given a substantial fine by the NBA last season when Popovich sent Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, Tim Duncan and Danny Green back home to avoid a back-to-back, with the second game televised nationally.

“You don’t want to be fined $250,000 too often, so that’s not a good trend, obviously. But we’ve been resting guys for 20 years since I’ve been here. I think it extends their careers. It’s logical that when you’re playing four games in five nights or eight games in 12 nights or some crazy thing, and your guys are getting older, you do what makes sense.”

The Philadelphia 76ers and Danny Granger have been in discussions on a contract buyout and sources tells RealGM that management has given their complete cooperation.

Granger was traded by the Indiana Pacers to the 76ers at the deadline for Evan Turner and Lavoy Allen.

Should Granger receive a buyout, sources tell RealGM that he will likely decide between the Miami Heat, Los Angeles Clippers, Chicago Bulls and Dallas Mavericks.

Granger will be an unrestricted free agent in the offseason.

Danny Granger was "pissed" when he learned that he had been traded by the Indiana Pacers to the Philadelphia 76ers, according to a league source.

Granger had spent his entire career with the Pacers' organization.

Many around the NBA expect Granger to sign with either the Miami Heat or San Antonio Spurs assuming he is waived.

"We'll meet with (Danny Granger). ... It's going to be interesting," said Sim Hinkie. "We're going to sit and talk."

Hinkie said that there is a chance that the 76ers will discuss a buyout with Granger.

The San Antonio Spurs have traded Nando De Colo to the Toronto Raptors for Austin Daye.

De Colo and Daye were not part of the regular rotation for either team.

Tony Parker will be shut down indefinitely by the San Antonio Spurs.

Gregg Popovich said on Tuesday that Parker will be out for the "foreseeable future [with] a variety of maladies."

The Spurs want to ensure Parker is playing at 100 percent health.

Tim Duncan has a player option for the 14-15 season with the San Antonio Spurs, but he could retire at the end of the current season, according to what George Karl is hearing.

"You know over the weekend, that was the whispers that I got. I got a couple of phone calls, one from San Antonio that said that Tim Duncan's thinking this is going to be his last year. The best, most fundamental big guy ever to play in the NBA, and he leaving would make me very very sad. The San Antonio Spurs without Tim Duncan would be very difficult for me to watch."

Duncan continues to play at an All-Star level.